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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
7
Community notes list a for sale ad from Swift & Co offering tankage meat scrap and laying mash. The rest of the entry records social visits funerals illnesses and local events in Sunnyside and nearby areas with multiple families attending gatherings, rabbit hunts, evangelistic meetings, and neighbors visiting or staying with relatives.
Notice states a sheriff sale under a Cheyenne County District Court decree assigned to Union Loan and Savings Association Lincoln. Sale set for April 15, 1935 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the county court house Sidney to auction the SW quarter of Section 23, Township 17 North, Range 48 West.
A Rae Yarge crowd from Maple Grove vicinity attended the funeral of W. O. Johnson on Wednesday at the Albert Branci home earlier Tuesday. The fragmented text notes Mrs Ed Miles Maple Grove and Mrs Rw Johnson along with others visiting.
The notice chronicles social visits across families in the area. Harold Spiker and family shared meals with the T. C. Spiker household while Mrs. Nels Johnson and Mrs. W. T. Sharman called on N. P. Johnson. A large crowd attended a Wednesday play at Liberty school. a Sidney Draw local performance is planned for April 10.
Loriie Engel visited Art Border home Friday. Fred Beyer family and Frank Beyer were dinner guests at Willis Beyer Sunday. Rozelta Seimers visited Ethel Seimers Sunday. Richard Welton and son visited Herman Dykman Tuesday. Mrs Beyer and family visited Mrs Iva Beyer Monday. Alvin Seimers returned home after winter with grandparents Seimers in the eastern part of the state. Fred Beyer family and Frank Beyer suppered with Richard Welton Tuesday. Ruth Dedver called at Hilbert Bordher Wednesday. A large crowd attended the play at Bunker Hill school house Monday and Wednesday evenings, presented by local residents.
By Mrs A Lafler the E N club met at the home of Mrs Wil Nienhuser Thursday with Mrs Tom Simpson assisting. After dinner followed the usual business meeting and a lesson in safety in the home pertaining to first aid treatments and prevention of accidents. Several visitors attended including Mrs Paul Hecker Mrs El mer Mueller and Mrs Ernest Reker. Nearby families and neighbors visited various times with local residents. Telegraph Wantads get results.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stage of Pender visit their daughter Mrs John Linch and family on their way home from California. Alta Marie Kirtz had an appendectomy at Roche hospital Monday night. Claude Chambers was seen in the area Sunday looking for lost sheep. Oscar Hatcher and guests Mrs Clark Fuller and Claus Engelland were visitors Sunday. Oscar Hatcher also called on Claus.
Tuesday afternoon visits include J W Bertramson and Frank Ayle with Donald Anderson of Peetz. Families like Olsen, Johnson, Ham mond, Herboldsheimer, Wills ford, Nelson, and Larson are listed with Sunday or Saturday gatherings at various homes, showing a close community pattern of greetings and calls.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and children visited at the H Hulst home near Redington Sunday. Families shopped in Bridgeport and visited relatives. Notable attendees at a Potter play included the Juelfs and Mayer families.
Sunday celebrations included filled baskets and a surprise for Mrs Frank Peetz on her birthday. Visitors and visits filled the week with neighbors dropping by at Ras Madsen, Chris Terman, J W Bertramson and other homes.
Leonard Peterson called at the R. R. ovee home on Wednesday. Mrs. M. E. Ackles motored to Dalton Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Carlsen visited the Charles Mayer home Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Tolman MHreader dined with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kreader on Wednesday. Mrs. George Worth accompanied the Kreaders to Sidney on Thursday. Agnes Walsh called at the Charles Mayer home Monday evening. L. A. Juelfs called at the George Juelfs home Thursday.
East Gurley residents Mrs Harold Gibbins and others attended the funeral of Gene Brown at Gurley Sunday afternoon. Local shoppers Ed Lukens Vernon Neick and Fred Schumacher were seen in Sidney Saturday. Bert Gibbins with sons Orville and Harold drove to Sidney Monday. Irene Feldman spent the weekend.
At the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A Rowan and Irene Feldman were shopping. Mrs Sextin Ahlm was a Gurley visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Nelck were Gurley callers Wednesday afternoon. Gerald and Arlene Johnson called at the Charles Nelck home Sunday. Ladies See de Graff advertisement elsewhere. Regular $5 steam oil croquignes guaranteed for $1.65 at Sidney hotel.
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